The Second Amendment Report with Gun Owners of America

This week on The Second Amendment Report, we examine the James Harden firearms case and discuss the broader questions it raises about government overreach, prosecutorial discretion, and the enforcement of complex gun laws, along with what the Supreme Court's Hemani decision could mean for the limits of federal authority. We also break down GOA's successful challenge to the ATF's "Engaged in the Business" rule and why the ruling matters for collectors, hobbyists, and everyday gun owners. Then we explore whether the anti-gun movement is losing ground as more women, younger Americans, and first-time gun owners reshape the firearms community. Finally, we wrap up with a lighter conversation about the best firearm to introduce to a new shooter—and why one positive experience at the range can do more to grow the Second Amendment than any political debate. Clint Morgan is a former Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps Reserves, certified Firearms Instructor,...

This week on The Second Amendment Report, we examine whether gun owners are winning the culture war as firearms ownership becomes more mainstream among women, younger Americans, and first-time buyers. We also discuss why states continue facing legal challenges after the Supreme Court's Bruen decision and whether some lawmakers are complying with the ruling or attempting to work around it. Then we look at what's driving a new generation of gun owners into the firearms community and how that shift could shape the future of the Second Amendment. Finally, we tackle one of the most common questions gun owners hear—"Why do you need that?"—and discuss how respectful conversations can help bridge gaps, educate non-gun owners, and strengthen support for constitutional rights. Clint Morgan is a former Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps Reserves, certified Firearms Instructor, and outspoken voice In the Firearms Industry and social media and is a proud member of...

This week on The Second Amendment Report, we examine the controversial case of Navy sailor and firearms collector Tate Adamiak and the broader concerns it raises about federal power, prosecutorial discretion, and firearms enforcement. We also tackle one of the most fundamental questions in the gun rights debate: what did the Founders mean when they wrote “shall not be infringed,” and how have courts interpreted that language over time? Then we explore whether recent legal victories, legislative proposals, and growing political momentum have created the most pro-Second Amendment environment in decades. Finally, we end on a lighter note as Mike and Clint discuss the firearms they once dismissed, underestimated, or outright mocked—only to discover they were completely wrong after spending time behind the trigger. Clint Morgan is a former Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps Reserves, certified Firearms Instructor, and outspoken voice In the Firearms Industry and social medi...